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Lomotreff with Lomo-graf, Pulex und easy92 in beautyful Hainburg! After a walk we had a Lightpainting session but it seems my pictures didnt really happen! :(
My friend gave me this camera, it used to be her grandad's. :) It has a f1.7 50mm lens in excellent condition, and slightly faster than any other 50mm I have. It reminds me I should get cleaner lenses for my old cameras, mine are rough! It came with an old roll already in it which of course I had to shoot. I didn't know if I was finishing it or if I was getting doubles, but it seems it was unused. It was terribly dull and took a lot of scanning to get the best from it. I shot it in my neighbour's garden, amongst his turning-autumnal bonsai. * * * Selected on November 20th 2014...thank you for all the likes lovely Lomo people!
a few hours spent exploring the bleakness of dungeness with captainbonobo, 25ThC and some very expired kodak ebx.. http://www.lomography.com/homes/captainbonobo
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I love the polarization effect that can be achieved using the close-up lens + flash (and +2 setting) that many people have been getting with the L'Instant camera (thank you @schugger, @alienmeatsack, and @gakurou for the inspiration).
I picked up a lovely black Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep at the local flea market from the guy who has the camera booths I can't resist. Since I had a pack of partly finished expired Polaroid 779 available that I had clipped off the nubs that stop it from fitting into an SX-70, I popped it into the new camera to make sure the mechanism worked. I knew the film was crazy expired and created orange partly developed shots, I just wanted to make sure it fired and popped out film. And it does. I also shot a photo of the camera itself using my Instax Wide 210 using Instax film to go with the test shots for the album.
I picked up a lovely black Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep at the local flea market from the guy who has the camera booths I can't resist. Since I had a pack of partly finished expired Polaroid 779 available that I had clipped off the nubs that stop it from fitting into an SX-70, I popped it into the new camera to make sure the mechanism worked. I knew the film was crazy expired and created orange partly developed shots, I just wanted to make sure it fired and popped out film. And it does. I also shot a photo of the camera itself using my Instax Wide 210 using Instax film to go with the test shots for the album.
I picked up a lovely black Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep at the local flea market from the guy who has the camera booths I can't resist. Since I had a pack of partly finished expired Polaroid 779 available that I had clipped off the nubs that stop it from fitting into an SX-70, I popped it into the new camera to make sure the mechanism worked. I knew the film was crazy expired and created orange partly developed shots, I just wanted to make sure it fired and popped out film. And it does. I also shot a photo of the camera itself using my Instax Wide 210 using Instax film to go with the test shots for the album.
I picked up a lovely black Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep at the local flea market from the guy who has the camera booths I can't resist. Since I had a pack of partly finished expired Polaroid 779 available that I had clipped off the nubs that stop it from fitting into an SX-70, I popped it into the new camera to make sure the mechanism worked. I knew the film was crazy expired and created orange partly developed shots, I just wanted to make sure it fired and popped out film. And it does. I also shot a photo of the camera itself using my Instax Wide 210 using Instax film to go with the test shots for the album.
